An abortion clinic partners with the University of New Mexico while also giving them body parts to use.
North Korea is making threats over U.S. plans to station a missile defense system in South Korea.
Racial tensions have surged toward the breaking point after Dallas Army vet Micah Johnson used his military training to shoot and kill five Dallas police officers at a Black Lives Matter protest over the shooting deaths of two black men in Baton Rouge and Minnesota.
While Egypt struggles against well-entrenched Islamic terror cells in the Sinai Peninsula, Egyptian Foreign Minister Sameh Shoukry paid an official visit to Israel to talk about mediating negotiations with the Palestinian Authority to help achieve a balanced solution to the conflict.
Rev. Perry Noble, founder of NewSpring Church in Greenwood, S.C., has been removed as its senior pastor over problems with his alcohol use.
In the wake of the Dallas shooting, the shooting deaths of Alton Sterling and Philando Castile, and the protest that have broken out across the country Bishop T.D. Jakes is opening the conversation for a national dialogue about these events and the tensions surrounding them, with the hopes of bringing reconciliation and healing.
After a long presidential race of up and downs in 2016, former presidential candidate, Ted Cruz is looking ahead at his next chance to become president in the year 2020.
Kentucky County clerk Kim Davis is facing another lawsuit, but this time it is for refusing to let a man marry his laptop computer.
Large corporations are throwing their weight against North Carolina by supporting the Department of Justice in its lawsuit to block the state's bathroom law, or H.B. 2 mandate.
Islamic State militants are selling trafficked girls through mobile apps.